ACTIVITIES

• Urunga Boardwalk - the Urunga Boardwalk stretches 600 meters from the Lido (salt water pool) beside the caravan park to the heads of the Bellingen and Kalang River. It is a popular way to access the north end of Hungry Head Beach with its surfing and surfcasting. Fishermen use the boardwalk on the turning tide to catch a variety of coastal species.
• Hungry Head Beach - Hungry Head beach is an unspoiled, spacious surf beach a short distance from The Kabana. It is home to the Urunga Surf Club, which patrols the beach during the summer. Showers, BBQs and parking are on hand.
• The Honey Place - don't miss The Honey Place for great local and Australian honeys.
• Hungry Head Studios - an extensive collection of wildlife art and ceramics by David and May Southgate.
• "Sand Mines" Surfing - The Kabana is a short drive to the popular surfing spot on Hungry Head Beach known as "Sand Mines". Sand Mines is between the headland and the mouth of the Bellinger River.
• Golf - Urunga has a fantastic Urunga Golf Club on the banks of the Kalang River with exceptional water views.
• Bowling - The Urunga Bowling Club has a very busy playing schedule and the July carnival is one of the best in NSW.
• Anchors Wharf Cafe on the banks of the Kalang River offers open air, seafood dining with an extensive wine list. Unbeatable location.
• Clubs & Pubs - Urunga is home to a Bowling Club (Bonville Street), a Golf Club (Morgo Street) and the Ocean View Hotel (Morgo Street). All these locations offer great meals and cable TV services.
• Extreme Sports - Raleigh Raceway, waterslides and adrenaline park
• Along The River - Cafes as well as cycling, walking & picnic areas

NEARBY ACTIVITIES

• Horse Riding - Valery Trails is a long established Horse Riding Centre on the Mid North Coast of NSW, situated on the edge of the Bongil Bongil National Park.
• The Big Banana - Coffs Harbour's and indeed Australia's most famous icon would have to be THE BIG BANANA. This giant structure located just north of Coffs Harbour on the Pacific Highway, 565 kilometres north of Sydney and 450 kilometres south of Brisbane is probably the most well known "Big Thing" in Australia.